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Solar Trucker

(2026)
(The second book in the Abduction Disruption series)
A novel by

 
 
Rhett was three hundred miles into a stormy night haul and one good deed deep, a half-frozen kid thumbing for a ride, when the light came down on the highway and took them both right out of the rig, that had been his life for fifteen years.
He wakes up stolen and scattered light-years from anything he’s ever known. In an effort to save himself and the aliens he’s stuck with, he finds a job hauling crates on a space station. It's good work. Hard work. The kind that doesn't leave a man much room to think about the people he failed.
Scoot has opinions about everything and patience for almost nothing, a sharp-tongued alien engineer who wore a Grisian collar long enough to swear off ever needing anybody again. He did not sign up to need a big quiet trucker who fixes things just to have something to do with his hands, and who treats one cantankerous old wrench monkey like he's worth the trouble.
When the crew of the Bennu finds them on the station, an option they never dreamed of appear and open up a galaxy of options that lead them to freedoms beyond their slave collars.
A grumpy-meets-steady, banter-heavy MM sci-fi romance. Second in the found-family space-opera series. Slow burn and an earned HEA.



Genre: Paranormal Romance

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